All Chapters of Falling for the rejected son-in-law: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

As the car approached the villa's entrance, Jada's grip on Chase's hand tightened. The sight of their home provided a bittersweet comfort. This place held countless memories of love, laughter, and endless possibilities. But now, the thought of Chase confined to a wheelchair within these walls weighed heavy on Jada's heart. When the car finally pulled to a stop, Jacob stepped out to open the door, and Chase emerged in his wheelchair with a quilted blanket draped over his legs, and Jada followed closely him. And beside her was Dr. Asher. The moment they got inside the hall and to the staircase, with meticulous care, Jacob and Rolex gently lifted Chase from the chair and carried him up the long flight of stairs. But, Jada stood back, her hands trembling, as tears welled up in her eyes, and she felt weak in her knees. Turning to Dr. Asher, Jada's voice quivered with fear and desperation, saying, "About Chase... It's been two weeks already... Will he... will he ever be able to walk

As the afternoon sun lazily peeked through the sheer curtains, casting a warm golden glow on the plush carpet, Jada stirred from her peaceful slumber, her eyes fluttering open. Blinking away the leftovers of sleep, she found herself wrapped in Chase's strong embrace, his arm draped protectively over her bare waist. It was moments like these that Jada cherished when the world seemed to fade away, and it was just the two of them, entwined in a love so profound it transcended the bounds of reality. But as the soft melodies of the afternoon danced through the room, a sudden intrusion shattered their haven. Jada's phone, on the nightstand beside her, erupted into a cacophony of shrill rings, jolting her out of his tender embrace. Her heart raced anxiety coursing through her veins as she grabbed the device, her fingers trembling slightly. It has been two months since Maria's death, and she has been avoiding talking to her grandfather and uncle Phillip, afraid of the lies that Andrew migh

As Jada's defiant words settled in the atmosphere, a stunned silence fell upon the boardroom. The board members shifted uncomfortably in their seats, their eyes darting between Jada and Madam Aniston, unsure how to react. Fear crept into their hearts as they realized the consequences of Jada's daring challenge to the matriarch of the Aniston family. They had witnessed the power and influence that Madam Aniston held, and now, they feared that Jada had defiled her. Whispers filled the room, murmurs of doubt and concern, as they began to question in their heads Jada's intentions and her place in HH Inc. The board members, once loyal to Jada and her vision for HH Incorporation, now turned against her, desperate to distance themselves from any association because of her defiance. "Please, Madam Aniston," Mr. Richardson pleaded, his words laced with desperation. "Don't let her arrogance deceive you. Jada doesn't understand the magnitude of what she's saying. We can't risk the stability

The morning sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting a golden glow across the elegant dining room in the Lykaios mansion. With a bright smile, Melissa descended the grand staircase, her footsteps muted by the plush carpeting, excited to eat breakfast. After all, it had been three months since Maria's death, and the police had not come knocking on their door yet. As she reached the bottom of the stairs, her gaze was immediately drawn to her father. His typically composed demeanor was shattered, replaced by a haunted look etched upon his face. His hands trembled, clutching a bunch of crumpled papers as if they were the weight of the world. The sight of her mother, usually the model of grace, standing nearby, her eyes brimming with fear, only intensified Melissa's unease. Drawing closer, Melissa's voice trembled as she asked her mother, "Mom, What happened?" Her mother's voice quivered as she explained, "Someone had delved into your father's past, unearthing the dark se

When Chase met Jada and saw the way she was looking at him, his heart gave another lurch. The last time he had seen her look at him like that was when she was pissed at him because of the entire Xander incident, and he gave a slight smile to ease the tension, but she rolled her eyes and ignored him, choosing instead to glare at Melissa. "I just want you to understand, Chase," Melissa said, her voice quivering. "I have been the one by your side all these years. Jada is an outsider, and I fear she's trying to tear us apart." As she finished speaking, she paused to wipe away some tears threatening to fall down her cheeks. When they were gone, she continued, her voice wavering. "Please, Chase. Just help me speak to her... to stop spreading lies about my family." A scoff left his lip as he met Melissa's eyes and said, "Ain't you the selfish one." Shocked, Melissa's lips parted as she stared at him incredulously. In less than a second, however, the shock melted away. The rage returned